Insights

In this article, Henry presents a guide to making the right technical decisions to get started with a Minimum Viable Product.

James demonstrates the optional chaining operator, a new language feature coming to Javascript.

Sam describes how we used the physics based animation library, React Spring, to optimise performance and user experience of the interactive map we created for English Heritage.

This article offers tips on why and how to run a successful hackathon. It’s suitable for both tech / software agencies and also businesses ‘client-side’.

In this article, Hugo looks at 5 successful examples of forward-thinking companies who regularly run hackathons to drive innovation and collaborative effort internally.

In this article, Hugo looks at the many benefits of a hackathon, and explains how running one could be hugely advantageous to your business.

Hugo lays out a guide to choosing the right digital agency, including factors like budget, skillset, and culture.

In this article, Hugo examines 5 of the best examples of Minimum Viable Product (MVP). What these 5 companies have in common is an understanding that a longterm vision of their product — multiple features, functionalities — could be achieved only once its primary use was clearly defined and delivered.

Hugo explains what Minimum Viable Product (MVP) is, explores examples, and lists the ways it can help your next project.

Sam discusses the principles we adhere to when designing a core aspect of UX: making things intuitive.